🥭 MANGOES
The mega-cap tech and pharma names, among the very largest H-1B sponsors. Membership is hand-picked; everything about each company (filings, the roles they hire, and pay) is pulled live from U.S. Department of Labor data, FY2017–2026.
Meta
Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp
H-1B total
46,756
FY2025
6,635
▲8%
Median pay
$203k
Microsoft
Windows, Azure, Office & Copilot
H-1B total
75,263
FY2025
9,302
▼2%
Median pay
$170k
Apple
iPhone, Mac & services
H-1B total
37,897
FY2025
6,366
▲68%
Median pay
$175k
Amazon
E-commerce, AWS & devices
H-1B total
161,385
FY2025
23,353
▲7%
Median pay
$154k
Nvidia
GPUs & AI compute
H-1B total
9,884
FY2025
1,889
▲39%
Median pay
$185k
Netflix
Streaming & studios
H-1B total
2,690
FY2025
338
▲1%
Median pay
$226k
Google
Search, Cloud, Android & Gemini
H-1B total
88,568
FY2025
8,944
▼2%
Median pay
$184k
Oracle
Databases & cloud
H-1B total
14,154
FY2025
1,350
▲47%
Median pay
$143k
SpaceX
Rockets, Starlink & spaceflight
H-1B total
89
FY2025
21
▲24%
Median pay
$140k
Eli Lilly
Pharma: diabetes & obesity drugs
H-1B total
1,620
FY2025
529
▲112%
Median pay
$132k
Curated cohorts are editorial: there is no sector or funding field in the DOL data, so we hand-pick the companies and let the filings speak. Counts use a precise employer-name match; a company filing under multiple legal entities may be undercounted.